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Max Corrigan, a self‑proclaimed middle‑school expert and campaign manager, guides readers through the art of running for class president. He offers practical, humorous advice on creating a viral video, negotiating lunch trades in the cafeteria, and framing any situation with a positive spin. With a focus on interpersonal skills and the realities of school elections, Max’s book equips students with tools to succeed in the electoral arena and navigate middle‑school life.
The guide blends friendly guidance with candid insights, encouraging young readers to develop confidence, communication skills, and strategic thinking—all within the familiar context of a middle‑school classroom.
First publish date: 2016
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comedy Fiction
Authors: Neil Swaab
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